Bosnia - Krajina Government In Exile Set Up
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(17 Aug 1995) T/I:
(17 Aug 1995) T/I: 10:25:45 10:43:23
The leaders of the former Serb Republic of Krajina have set up a
government in exile and said on Wednesday (16/8) they will not
accept the Croat occupation of Krajina. After their first
parliamentary session late on Wednesday night (16/8) in the
Bosnian town of Bjelijina, Milan Babic, the Prime minister of the
self-declared republic, said the settlement of refugees in Serbia
was temporary because no-one would accept the permanent control of
Krajina by the Croatians. The exiled leaders said they did not
accept the fall of Krajina and its capital Knin as long as one
living Serb remains in the territory. Self-styled President Milan
Martic said he would immediately return to Krajina to continue the
Serb cause.
SHOWS:
BJELIJINA, BOSNIA, 16/8
Babic walking into building where session takes place
Other Krajina delegates entering the session
SOT (Serbian language) Self-styled Krajina President Milan Martic
after the session saying he will return immediately after the
session to fight for the serb cause. the general attitude of the
serb krajina government is not to recognize the occupation as long
as there is one living krajina serb on the territory of the
republic.
Krajina Prime Minister Milan Babic SOT: "The accommodation of
Krajina refugees in Serbia is just a temporary one in order to
give shelter to refugee families hit by this disaster...We shall
endeavor to regain all our territories because no one can accept a
Serb-less Krajina."
Krajina leaders walking down the steps
Martic coming out of the building
Martic outside building and walking away
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The leaders of the former Serb Republic of Krajina have set up a
government in exile and said on Wednesday (16/8) they will not
accept the Croat occupation of Krajina. After their first
parliamentary session late on Wednesday night (16/8) in the
Bosnian town of Bjelijina, Milan Babic, the Prime minister of the
self-declared republic, said the settlement of refugees in Serbia
was temporary because no-one would accept the permanent control of
Krajina by the Croatians. The exiled leaders said they did not
accept the fall of Krajina and its capital Knin as long as one
living Serb remains in the territory. Self-styled President Milan
Martic said he would immediately return to Krajina to continue the
Serb cause.
SHOWS:
BJELIJINA, BOSNIA, 16/8
Babic walking into building where session takes place
Other Krajina delegates entering the session
SOT (Serbian language) Self-styled Krajina President Milan Martic
after the session saying he will return immediately after the
session to fight for the serb cause. the general attitude of the
serb krajina government is not to recognize the occupation as long
as there is one living krajina serb on the territory of the
republic.
Krajina Prime Minister Milan Babic SOT: "The accommodation of
Krajina refugees in Serbia is just a temporary one in order to
give shelter to refugee families hit by this disaster...We shall
endeavor to regain all our territories because no one can accept a
Serb-less Krajina."
Krajina leaders walking down the steps
Martic coming out of the building
Martic outside building and walking away
2.13
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